Samsung’s 2024 OLED line to use both WOLED and QD-OLED panels without disclosing whic

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"Samsung’s partnership with LG Display to secure OLED panels is having some unforeseen effects, as consumers of Samsung’s upcoming 2024 OLED TV line will be left to guess as to what kind of panels they have purchased."

https://www.svconline.com/proav-toda...otiations-oled

[Poya]

...wut?

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The website pulled the long article. Maybe there was an error. This thread can be deleted.

[Robert Zohn]

You can leave this thread up if you like as I'll be throughly testing and evaluating all of Samsung's 2024 TVs when they arrive, which will be soon.

I'll post all of the details and differences of the S95D and S90D.

I'll also post my 1st impressions of the QN900D, QN800D, QN95D, and QN90D.

[NARMAK]

The larger screens being MLA based rather than QD OLED makes sense from an economic PoV for Samsung but its a bit ironic since they claimed the superiority of QD OLED over WOLED

That said, its only now that LG added MLA tech and stuff to their 83" model. Personally i don't think most will go up that high, but nice to see it as an option for those that will.

I am a bit more interested in the next round of LG vs Samsung OLEDs for 2024. Personally don't plan to upgrade till the 2028 models are out, but seeing the year on year improvements is always nice.

[oddbox83]

Confusing yeah, but no different to how we've had it for years with LED tech being VA or IPS. You just need to do your research first if you care about the type of panel.

I imagine it'll be easy to determine - they'd be silly not to list it on the final specs sheet but if not, I'm sure the early reviewers and high-end AV retailers (as Robert says above!) will be able to help.

[Robert Zohn]

I just got an update that says only the 42", 48" and 83" S90D TVs will have LG Display's new 2024 WRGB OLED panels.

So the 77", 65" and 55" S90D should all have Samsung Display's new 2024 3rd generation QD OLED panels.

I will test and verify this and all other technical details when our 1st allocation arrives along with our 1st impressions of the S95D and the 2024 QD MiniLED TVs.

[Darkmninya]

Hey Robert when the S90D S95D and LG G4 arrived at Ur store?

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The weblink is working again and the news story now says 3-12-2024.

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"UPDATE: Samsung has responded to news reports that some of their 2024 OLED TVs would be subject to a “panel lottery” where consumers would not have a say in if they received a TV with Samsung’s QD-OLED panels or LG’s WOLED panels. While comparable, the panel types do have their own characteristics, including different levels of brightness."

https://www.svconline.com/proav-toda...otiations-oled

[Robert Zohn]

@Darkmninya, yes we'll be testing and evaluating Samsung's S95D, and the S90D and also LG's G4 and C4 as they arrive in our store, which will start to arrive within 2-3 weeks max.

We'll also be testing and evaluating Samsung's QN90D, QN95D, QN800D and the QN900D along with LG 2024 QNED90T and the QNED89T 4K QD MiniLED TVs and the 2024 QNED99T 8K MiniLED TV.

Then on Friday, April 19th we'll have Stop the FOMO and Brian of Brian's Tech Therapy along with a couple well respected professional video calibrators in our store/showroom webcasting a live YouTube podcast comparing the differences between these new 2024 high-end OLED and QD MiniLED TVs.

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"Samsung Display announced last year that, following their decision to stop producing LCD panels, they would be investing roughly $3 billion to build a new 8.6G OLED manufacturing plant. The company has now announced that the first installations for the plant have begun, and full-scale production is slated to start in 2026."

"FlatpanelsHD reports that the new plant will have an output roughly 10 million A6 panels per year. Samsung Display has commented that the IT panels produced by the new facility will be the “highest-generation line in the world” when production begins."

https://www.svconline.com/proav-toda...ine-oled-plant

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"$9 billion plant will be the country's first 8.6G OLED production facility."

"Chinese display manufacturer BOE is looking to prepare itself for projected growth for OLED in the IT market by opening China’s first 8.6G OLED production facility."

"The company’s announcement reveals the cost of the production plant’s construction is around $9 billion USD."

https://www.svconline.com/proav-toda...-oled-facility

[Robert Zohn]

Check out Brian's Tech Therapy's 1st impressions of Samsung's new 2024 Flagship S95D QD OLED TV at 6:00pm ET tonight, March 27. If you miss his launch of this video it will also be available anytime for you to watch.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HkqeefaTKNQ

We have the 77" S95D on display in our showroom and everyone is loving it!

[Robert Zohn]

Check out Brian's Tech Therapy presentation of Samsung's new 2024 77" S95D in today's YouTube video.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ipO2kTh9TlM

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